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KB010lipshitz-FM Lipshitz (Typesetbyspipublisherservices,Delhi)iofxxii September12,2007 18:10 GENES,DEVELOPMENT,ANDCANCER THELIFEANDWORKOFEDWARDB.LEWIS KB010lipshitz-FM Lipshitz (Typesetbyspipublisherservices,Delhi)iiofxxii September12,2007 18:10 E.B.Lewis,1996 KB010lipshitz-FM Lipshitz (Typesetbyspipublisherservices,Delhi)iiiofxxii September12,2007 18:10 GENES, DEVELOPMENT, AND CANCER THELIFEANDWORKOFEDWARDB.LEWIS Editedwithcommentaryby HOWARDD.LIPSHITZ ProfessorandChair DepartmentofMedicalGeneticsandMicrobiology GraduateDepartmentofMolecularandMedicalGenetics CanadaResearchChairinDevelopmentalBiology UniversityofToronto SeniorScientist PrograminDevelopmentalandStemCellBiology HospitalforSickChildrenResearchInstitute Toronto,Canada 123 KB010lipshitz-FM Lipshitz (Typesetbyspipublisherservices,Delhi)ivofxxii September12,2007 18:10 AC.I.P.CataloguerecordforthisbookisavailablefromtheLibraryofCongress. ISBN 978–1–4020–6343–5(PB) ISBN 978–1–4020–6345–9(e-book) PublishedbySpringer, P.O.Box17,3300AADordrecht,TheNetherlands. www.springer.com Printedonacid-freepaper. Allrightsreserved. (cid:1)C 2007Springer Nopartofthisworkmaybereproduced,storedinaretrievalsystems,ortransmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, microfilming, recording,orotherwise,withoutthewrittenpermissionfromthePublisher,withthe exceptionofanymaterialsuppliedspecificallyforthepurposeofbeing enteredand executedonacomputersystem,forexclusiveusebythepurchaserofthework. KB010lipshitz-FM Lipshitz (Typesetbyspipublisherservices,Delhi)vofxxii September12,2007 18:10 ThiseditionisdedicatedtoPamelaHarrahLewis:artist,naturalist,opera connoisseur,friend. KB010lipshitz-FM Lipshitz (Typesetbyspipublisherservices,Delhi)viiofxxii September12,2007 18:10 The study of the fundamental problems of embryology by experimental methods had almost come to a standstill until two new methods of procedure appeared above the horizon—one thedirectapplicationofphysico-chemicalmethodstothedevelopingorganism;theother,the application of genetics to problems of development. The combination of these two methods holds for us, at present, I believe the most promising mode of attack on the problems of developmentalphysiology. ThomasHuntMorgan(1926) It would therefore be strange if occasionally a mutation did not arise which rendered its cell relatively irresponsive to some influence in the surrounding medium that normally exercised an inhibiting action on its proliferation...We should then have a cancer cell. It is no mere hypothesisgenemutationsoccasionallyoccurspontaneouslyinsomaticcells...Itisequallywell known that irradiation enormously increases the frequency of these somatic mutations...it is but a logical step to conclude that the carcinomas, sarcomas and leukemias arising after irradiationrepresentmutationsinducedbythelatter...Moreoverthestudyofthemannerand conditionsofmutationproductionbyirradiationshould...beofsomevalueinrelationtothe problemofcancerproduction. HermannJosephMuller(1937) KB010lipshitz-FM Lipshitz (Typesetbyspipublisherservices,Delhi)ixofxxii September12,2007 18:10 CONTENTS Permissions xiii Preface xvii PrefacetoSecondEdition xix INTRODUCTION E.B.LewisandHisScience BiographicalMemoir 11 SECTIONI:GENES LewisandtheNatureoftheGene 27 Background 27 Inventionofthecis–transtestforpositioneffects 28 Positionpseudoalleles 30 Thebithoraxpseudoallelesandtheconceptofdevelopmentalcontrol 32 Geneevolutionbytandemduplication 35 Fromcisvectiontotransvection 36 Extendingthebithoraxpseudoalleleicseries 37 Geneticversusfunctionalmodels 39 Fromgenestogenecomplexes 41 ix KB010lipshitz-FM Lipshitz (Typesetbyspipublisherservices,Delhi)xofxxii September12,2007 18:10 x Contents PAPERS Lewis,E.B.(1939).Star-recessive,aspontaneousmutationinDrosophilamelanogaster. ProceedingsoftheMinnesotaAcademyofScience7:23–26. 45 Lewis,E.B.(1941).AnothercaseofunequalcrossingoverinDrosophilamelanogaster. ProceedingsoftheNationalAcademyofSciencesUSA27:31–34. 49 Lewis,E.B.(1945).TherelationofrepeatstopositioneffectinDrosophilamelanogaster. Genetics,30:137–166. 55 Lewis,E.B.(1952).ThepseudoallelismofwhiteandapricotinDrosophilamelanogaster. ProceedingsoftheNationalAcademyofSciencesUSA38:953–961. 85 Lewis,E.B.(1951).Pseudoallelismandgeneevolution.ColdSpringHarborSymposiaon QuantitativeBiology,16:159–174. 93 Lewis,E.B.(1954).Thetheoryandapplicationofanewmethodofdetectingchromosomal rearrangementsinDrosophilamelanogaster.AmericanNaturalist,88:225–239. 117 Lewis,E.B.(1955).Someaspectsofpositionpseudoallelism.AmericanNaturalist, 89:73–89. 133 Lewis,E.B.(1967).Genesandgenecomplexes.HeritagefromMendel,pp.17–47. EditedbyR.A.Brink.UniversityofWisconsinPress,Madison,Wisconsin. 151 SECTIONII:GENESANDDEVELOPMENT LewisandtheGeneticControlofDevelopment 179 Developmentalgenetics 179 Gain-of-functionandloss-of-functionbithoraxalleles,andtheoperonmodel 182 Geneticmosaics:spatialandtemporalaspectsofbithoraxfunction 184 The1978paper:Aparadigmforthegeneticcontrolofdevelopment 186 Trans-actingregulators:positiveandnegativecontrolofthehomeoticcomplexes 191 Cis-regulationwithintheBX-C:therulesofengagement 193 Summary 197 PAPERS Lewis,E.B.(1963).Genesanddevelopmentalpathways.AmericanZoologist, 3:33–56. 199 Lewis,E.B.(1978).AgenecomplexcontrollingsegmentationinDrosophila. Nature,276:565–570. 229 Duncan,Ian,andLewis,E.B.(1982).Geneticcontrolofbodysegmentdifferentiationin Drosophila.In:DevelopmentalOrder:ItsOriginandRegulation.40thAnnualSymposium oftheSocietyforDevelopmentalBiology,Boulder,Colorado,June1981.Editedby S.SubtelnyandP. B.Green.AlanR.Liss,Inc.,NewYork,1982,pp.533–554. 243 Lewis,E.B.(1982).ControlofbodysegmentdifferentiationinDrosophilabythebithorax genecomplex.In:EmbryonicDevelopment,PartA:GeneticAspects.EditedbyM.M.Burger andR.Weber.AlanR.Liss,NewYork,pp.269–288. 263 Lewis,E.B.(1985).RegulationofthegenesofthebithoraxcomplexinDrosophila.Cold SpringHarborSymposiaonQuantitativeBiology,50:155–164. 279 SECTIONIII:MOLECULESANDDEVELOPMENT LewisandtheMolecularControlofDevelopment 299 PositionalcloningoftheBX-C 299 Completingthebithoraxmutantseries 301 KB010lipshitz-FM Lipshitz (Typesetbyspipublisherservices,Delhi)xiofxxii September12,2007 18:10 Contents xi Themolecularbasisofdevelopmentalcontrol 302 Bithoraxandtheevolutionofsexuallydimorphictraits 305 DNAsequencemotifsinthecis-regulatoryregionsoftheBX-C 307 EvolutionoftheHOXcomplexes 309 Summary 310 PAPERS Bender,W.,Akam,M.,Karch,F.,Beachy,P.A.,Peifer,M.,Spierer,P.,Lewis,E.B.,and Hogness,D.S.(1983).MoleculargeneticsofthebithoraxcomplexinDrosophila melanogaster.Science,221:23–29. 311 Karch,F.,Weiffenbach,B.,Peifer,M.,Bender,W.,Duncan,I.,Celniker,S.,Crosby,M., andLewis,E.B.(1985).Theabdominalregionofthebithoraxcomplex. Cell,43:81–96. 327 Celniker,S.E.,andLewis,E.B.(1987).Transabdominal,adominantmutantofthebithorax complex,producessexuallydimorphicsegmentaltransformationofDrosophila.Genes andDevelopment,1:111–123. 359 Celniker,S.E.,andLewis,E.B.(1993).MolecularbasisofTransabdominal—anovel sexuallydimorphicmutantofthebithoraxcomplexofDrosophila.Proceedingsofthe NationalAcademyofSciencesUSA,90:1566–1570. 383 Lewis,E.B.,Knafels,J.D.,Mathog,D.R.,andCelniker,S.E.(1995).Sequenceanalysisof thecis-regulatoryregionsofthebithoraxcomplexofDrosophila.Proceedingsofthe NationalAcademyofSciencesUSA,92:8403–8407. 393 VonAllmen,G.,Hogga,I.,Spierer,A.,Karch,F.,Bender,W.,Gyurkovics,H.,andLewis, E. B.(1966).SplitsinfruitfulyHoxgenecomplexes.Nature,380:116. 403 Lewis,E.B.,Pfeiffer,B.,Mathog,D.R.,andCelniker,S.E.(2003).Evolutionofthe homeoboxcomplexintheDiptera.CurrentBiology,13:R587–R588 407 SECTIONIV:RADIATIONANDCANCER LewisandtheSomaticEffectsofIonizingRadiation 415 Geneticandsomaticeffectsofionizingradiation 415 Thepoliticalandsocialcontext 416 Leukemiaandionizingradiation 418 Politicalfallout 421 Thyroidradiationdosesfromweaponsfallout 427 Bestestimatesofrisk:leukemiainpopulationsexposedtolowdosesofradiation 428 Estimatesoflungcancerrisk:theBatelleBeagles 430 Summary 430 PAPERS Lewis,E.B.(1957).Leukemiaandionizingradiation.Science,125:965–972. 433 Lewis,E.B.(1959).Thyroidradiationdosesfromfallout.ProceedingsoftheNational AcademyofSciences,45:894–897. 453 Lewis,E.B.(1963).Leukemia,multiplemyeloma,andaplasticanemiainAmerican radiologists.Science,142:1492–1494. 459 Lewis,E.B.(1970).Ionizingradiationandtumorproduction.In:GeneticConceptsand Neoplasia,Williams&WilkinsCo,pp.57–73. 467 KB010lipshitz-FM Lipshitz (Typesetbyspipublisherservices,Delhi)xiiofxxii September12,2007 18:10 xii Contents Lewis,E.B.(1971).Letters:Leukemia,radiation,andhyperthyroidism.Science, 174:454. 481 Lewis,E.B.(1976).AnalysisoflungtumormortalityintheBatelleBeagleLifespan experiment.In:HealthEffectsofAlpha-EmittingParticlesintheRespiratoryTract,Reportof AdHocCommitteeon“HotParticles”oftheAdvisoryCommitteeontheBiological EffectsofIonizingRadiations,NationalAcademyofSciences–NationalResearch Council.Publ.EPA520/4-76-013,U.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency,Washington, DC. 483 Lewis,E.B.(1998).Ionizingradiation,cancerinductionandradioactivefallout.In: ProceedingsoftheInternationalConference.TheDiscoveryofPoloniumandRadium—itsscientific andphilosophicalconsequences,benefitsandthreatstomankind.PolishAcademyofSciences, Warsaw,Poland,pp.227–237. 495 SECTIONV:HISTORICALPERSPECTIVES Lewis,E.B.(1994).Homeosis:thefirst100years.TrendsinGenetics,10:341–343. 505 Lewis,E.B.(1995).RememberingSturtevant.Genetics,141:1227–1230. 511 Lewis,E.B.(2003).C.B.Bridges’repeathypothesisandthenatureofthegene. Genetics,164:427–431. 517 Lewis,E.B.(2004).DidDemerecdiscoverintragenicrecombinationin1928?Genetics 168:1785–1786. 527 Lewis,E.B.(unpub).Autobiographicalsketch. 531 Lewis,E.B.(1996).Thebithoraxcomplex:thefirstfiftyyears.LesPrixNobel,1995. Almquist&WiksellInternational:Stockholm,Sweden,pp.233–260. 539 APPENDIX CurriculumvitaeofE.B.Lewis 565 References 575 Index 583

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